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The Federal Reserve is highly likely to maintain its current interest rates through July, with a 91.3% probability according to CME FedWatch data. Separately, the KOSPI 200 index futures triggered a circuit breaker in South Korea due to a 5% surge, halting program trading for five minutes. In consumer tech, a review highlighted the Nokia small screen phone's ability to handle WeChat video calls, offering an interesting user experience. AI

The Federal Reserve is highly likely to maintain its current interest rates in June, with a 97% probability according to CME's FedWatch tool. Separately, the cryptocurrency exchange Bybit is offering retail investors the chance to participate in tokenized IPOs at the issue price, starting with SpaceX. The article also touches on the increased cost of using AI, a resurgence of night market vendors due to equipment price hikes, and the role of financial information providers in the tech investment sector. AI

A significant geomagnetic storm, triggered by multiple solar CMEs, was forecast to potentially bring aurora displays to northern regions on June 4th and 5th. While the storm's intensity was uncertain and initial displays were not widespread, there remained a possibility for further auroral activity. Skywatchers in northern U.S. states had the best chances to observe the lights, with potential visibility extending further south if the storm intensified. AI